I wanted to know if it was possible for a mother who hasn't had her son for 3 years to get any type of visitation rights at all

You say that she lost her rights, but then got them back? Sounds like her rights were actually never terminated -- restricted yes, but not...

How can I protect my daughters from their father getting visitation when he has sexually molested one of them.

Quite simply, if you truly want to protect your daughter, the steps you need to take are to find an experienced local family law attorney and find...

Generally the child does not get to choose where to live; the "best interests of the child" is usually what must be considered. An easy way...

How are burial right transferred if someone dies without transferring them or mentioning them in a will or trust

The plots were owned by your mother, who died. She had a trust, but the plots were not in the trust. Was a probate matter filed to handle all of...

Can I be made to pay a debt that I put in bankruptcy, that was allocated to me in my divorce decree?

I presume that you are still in the bankruptcy because you do not say that you received a discharge. Per the decree, you pay that debt. True,...

Sure, you can sue her for divorce. As to anything thing else, such as emotional abuse or distress, I don't know. I'd have to learn a lot more of...

Can I counter sue for babysitting pay?

To start with, you are not very clear as to who is whom. You baby sat your fiancé's 4 children to help "she". Who, your fiancé? But now you say...

Can a birth mom overturn an adoption after five years

If you actually completed the adoption, and have the paperwork completed, it is very unlikely that she will be able to reverse the adoption. If...

How do I get help for my great niece who's in my care because her guardian has failed to come pick her up after 2 weeks?

You say there is an order of some kind of emergency guardianship. I'd start there to see if the state is involved (DCFS or whatever). You...

Do I have a chance of getting custody of my 8 month old child.

There is always a chance, if you work for it. From my understanding, the military does not handle actual divorce cases; they are civil matters...